Top 10 NoMad Condos
#1 - 277 Fifth Avenue
As the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, 277 Fifth Avenue makes a striking statement from the corner of East 28th Street. Interiors by Jeffrey Beers International are column-free to make the most of sweeping views, and feature soaring ceilings, magnificent proportions, high-end custom kitchens, generous closet space, and luxe marble baths. Two floors of airy amenities include a fitness center with separate yoga studio, an entertaining suite with games lounge and pantry, and an outdoor terrace; the building also offers a partnership with experiential concierge company LIVunLtd.
#2 - 10 Madison Square West, 5 West 24th Street
As NoMad started to emerge on the New York map,¿¿a commercial building right across from the park was expanded and converted to a luxury condominium. By virtue of its location, residents enjoy gorgeous views of the park and the Empire State Building. The building is staffed by a 24-hour doorman, concierge, porter, and live-in resident manager; amenities include a children's playroom, bike room, 5,100-square-foot courtyard, and exclusive 10,000-square-foot health club with fitness center, 60' lap pool and adjacent hot tub, yoga room, Pilates studio, and spa treatment room.
a commercial building right across from the park was expanded and converted to a luxury condominium. By virtue of its location, residents enjoy gorgeous views of the park and the Empire State Building. The building is staffed by a 24-hour doorman, concierge, porter, and live-in resident manager; amenities include a children's playroom, bike room, 5,100-square-foot courtyard, and exclusive 10,000-square-foot health club with fitness center, 60' lap pool and adjacent hot tub, yoga room, Pilates studio, and spa treatment room.
#3 - Rose Hill, 30 East 29th Street
For its first residential tower in New York, Rockefeller Group brings elegance and glamour to the historic neighborhood that gave the building its name. Inside the timeless building, thoughtfully composed residences feature abundant natural light, flexible floor plans, high ceilings, open kitchens, and spa-like baths. Amenities include a double-height lobby, fully equipped gym, professional-grade squash court, 50' pool, sauna, and 37th-floor lounge with billiards table, private dining room, and two private terraces.
#4 - Madison House, 15 East 30th Street
Madison House is the tallest residential building in NoMad, and the interiors were designed to make the most of the views accorded from it. All apartments feature airy floor plans, soaring ceilings, and corner windows looking out on panoramic skyline vistas. The amenities start 150 feet above grade level and include a fitness center, pool and spa area with hot tub and cold plunge pool, golf simulator, children¿¿¿s playroom, private lounge with chef¿¿¿s kitchen and dining room, and landscaped roof garden.
#5 - Grand Madison, 225 Fifth Avenue
On the corner of Fifth Avenue and West 26th Street, a former showroom was converted to apartments in 2004. The developer worked to preserve the original architectural details while incorporating modern appliances and features into the new apartments. Amenities include¿¿concierge service, a full-time doorman, a health club and a roof deck.
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#6 - 30E31, 30 East 31st Street
Between its soaring height and ornate yet contextual facade, 30E31 looks every inch the impressive skyscraper it is. However, the incredible privacy of the apartments, all of which feature floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, offers the atmosphere of a private townhouse. Amenities include concierge service, fitness center, private dining room with catering kitchen, and tranquil viewing garden.
#7 - Huys, 404 Park Avenue South
At 404 Park Avenue South, a mid-rise building was transformed into an exciting new condominium with enlarged windows and handsome architecture. Interiors feature abundant natural light, high ceilings, custom millwork, and chef's kitchens. Residential amenities and staff include full-time concierge service, a resident manager, roof deck, residence lounge, gym, children's playroom, cold storage, and resident storage.
#8 - The Whitman Mansion, 21 East 26th Street
In a sea of architecturally adventurous new high-rises, the transformation of a historic, low-rise Georgian mansion dating back to 1924 is not to be overlooked. It started out as the headquarters and showroom of a textile firm. Nearly 100 years later, residents like¿¿Jennifer Lopez,¿¿Chelsea Clinton, and¿¿Jeff Gordon¿¿have been drawn to its incredible privacy, rich past, luxurious interiors, and close proximity to Madison Square Park, Eataly, Fifth Avenue shopping, and several transportation options.
¿¿have been drawn to its incredible privacy, rich past, luxurious interiors, and close proximity to Madison Square Park, Eataly, Fifth Avenue shopping, and several transportation options.
#9 - 172 Madison Avenue
172 Madison Avenue is in a prime NoMad location just a stone's throw from Murray Hill, Koreatown, Herald Square, Madison Square Park, and Bryant Park. All residents enjoy incredible privacy, dramatic ceiling heights, floor-to-ceiling windows, and impeccably designed interiors with Molteni kitchens and smart home pre-wiring. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, concierge service, a residents-only lounge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a 67' saltwater pool, spa and steam rooms, a pet spa, bicycle storage, and a children's playroom.
#10 - The NOMA, 50 West 30th Street
While much of the new NoMad development has taken place on the east side, the NOMA is a striking, Bauhaus-inspired outlier on the corner of Sixth Avenue. All units feature open plans, multi-paned windows, white-oak floors, and high ceilings; select apartments have private balconies. Residents enjoy a 1,700-square-foot landscaped terrace, a library, a fitness center, and an attended lobby.
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